Northern Counties Surpass Liberty Loan Quota in New Mexico
Northern New Mexico counties more than doubled their liberty loan quota. Subscriptions from ten counties reach $2,285,200 with Rio Arriba leading at $106,000, fourteen times its quota, and Sandoval also exceeding its tag by a wide margin. Rio Arriba earns top palm for large total despite low bank deposits.
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New Mexico
Reed Holloman
Rio Arriba
Banner County
Sandoval
Brant Killed in France Aviation Service
Chicago suburb Ely mourns the loss of Brant who died in France during aviation service on April 2. He wrote a letter to his father Dr. James O. Ely days before his death urging no mourning, calling death an investment like a Liberty bond and an honor to the family.
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Chicago
More
Ely
North Shore
France
James O. Ely
P S Take in 22 New Members and Install Officers
Santa Fe Lodge No. 2 Knights of Pythias celebrated its third birthday by inducting 22 new members and installing officers. The event drew attendees from Albuquerque Madrid and Kansas with speeches by notable Pythians and a late-night banquet after ceremonies lasting until 4 am.
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Santa Fe Lodge No. 2
Knights of Pithias
Jutice R. W. Hanna
F. E. Locridge
Theodor Renault
B. F. Pankey
James A. French
H. C. Yoats
Public Instruction
Wagner
H. S. Lutz
W. Auer
Frank Hermann
A. B. Gnagey
C. E. Hott
Kerpler
Loch Iridge
Harvey S. Lutz
Robert W. Lynn
Frank Owen
E. N. Stever
John K. Stauffer
H. C. Yontz
Benjamin F. Pankey
Thomas Doran
John K Stau
Supreme Representative
Hugh H. Williams
State Corporation Commission
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J H. Wagner
Supreme Court
Frank W. Parker
Louis Galles
W .E. Lindsey
Fort Sumner
George W. Prichard
New Mexico
Hubbell to Feed Thousands of Lambs and Hogs
Frank A. Hubbell announced plans to feed thousands of lambs along with hogs and steers at the Hubbell ranch five miles south of the city by July 1. The operation aims to reach about 30,000 lambs in the future and feed 2,000 hogs annually as details are worked out.
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Hubbell
Hubbell Ranch
Frank A. Hubbell
Mr. Hobbell
Albuquerque Herald
Jewish Convert Addresses Group at Museum Talk
David Goldstein, a Hebrew who joined the Catholic faith about fourteen years ago, lectured to a large audience at the Museum Monday evening. Once a socialist, he left that organization over its immoral teachings. Traveling with Sergeant Arthur B. Corbett by automobile, he plans speeches in major towns across the state.
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David Goldstein
Goldstein
Catholic Truth Ict
Arthur B. Corbett
Dr Lindau speaks at city museum on German war aims
Dr Lindau a Jewish English born speaker gave a wartime talk at the museum Tuesday night praising Allied liberty and warning about German tactics. He recounted a farmer encounter with a German tenant and urged Americans to support the Liberty Loan while condemning German conduct and its view of women.
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Dr. Lindau
England
Museum
Benjamin W. Dougines
Lindau
Belgium
Liberty Loan
Minnesota
Elk Herds In Yellowstone Face Grizzly Encounter
Vernon Bailey describes elk herds on high ridges of Quadrant Mountain in Yellowstone National Park. He notes the mix of old bulls with full velvet horns and cows with calves amid alpine meadows and cold water. A grizzly bear digging nearby crosses toward the elk, prompting the herd to form a dense defensive mass as the bear passes.
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Fawn Creek
Gallatin Range
Yellowstone National Park
Vernon Bailey
U. S. Biological Survey
National Park Service
Quadrant Mountain
Acquittal for Slayer of Flag Insulter
Honolulu April 30 a jury acquitted Captain Henry Allen after six minutes of deliberation in a case over the shooting of S. J. Walker who had cursed the American flag Walker died after condemning the United States and wishing harm on U S soldiers in Europe Allen was surrounded by soldiers and given a flag t his exit from the court
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Honolulu
T. H
Henry Allen
S. J. Walker
Allen
Walker
United States
Europe
Argue Blancett Appeal Before State Supreme Court
Attorney A B Renehan for Elbert Blancett, convicted last year of Clyde Armour murder, has applied to the state supreme court for a stay of execution. The case will be argued this month and may delay or avert the death sentence.
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A. B. Renehan
Elbert Blancett
Clyde Armour
State Supreme Court
Argood
Bechertet Seas Catter Coentetees
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Appoint Legislative Committee
The executive board of the New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association met in Raton to organize a legislative panel aimed at presenting bills to the next state legislature. Captain Clark M. Carr was added to fill Governor McDonald’s vacancy, and resolutions on his death were adopted. Victor Culberson emphasized the need to reorganize the state mounted police, a goal aided by the association. The board slated its next meeting for Alamogordo on August 1, with another session likely in Clayton in the fall.
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New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Raton
Clark M. Carr
Albuquerque
m_t McDonald
McDonald
Victor Culberson
Association
State Mounted Police
Alamogordo
Hell
Clayton
Wealthy Roosevelt County Man Urged to Buy Now
A Portales Journal editorial notes a Roosevelt County man worth about 100000 to 200000 dollars who owes nothing yet is urged to buy a Like He. The piece argues social and business ostracism would follow if neighbors merchants or banks shunned him, and asserts he should act before it is too late.
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Roosevelt County
Portales Journal
Public urged to curb meat use and remove nuisance dogs
A wartime call urges killing nuisance dogs and cats to conserve food, arguing ownerless animals waste resources and harm crops. Reports deny German camp food waste claims while Hoover promotes reduced meat, increased milk and fish use to sustain soldiers and allies.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Bootleggers Sentenced for Conspiracy Transport
Tucson report says Harry Borf en and D C Wright, wholesale liquor dealers from Rodeo New Mexico, convicted of conspiring to move liquor from Rodeo to Douglas Arizona, were sentenced to one year and a day each at Fort Leavenworth by the U S District Judge. They were fined.
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Tucson
Ariz
Harry Borfen
D. C. Wright
Rodeo
N. M
Douglas
Fort Leavenwothaan
United States
Gavel
Commissions for New Mexico Soldiers in Training
The Provost Marshal General issued a call for 8985 draft-eligible grammar-school graduates to train as auto mechanics and other skilled trades before assignment to service branches. Participants will report May 16 or 23, depending on state, with two months of instruction at designated institutions nationwide, including Alabama, Georgia, New York, and Texas campuses.
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Santa Fe
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Governor Manning Sends Sixth Son to War
Columbia South Carolina May 1 Vivian Manning became a private in a field artillery regiment at Camp Jackson. Governor Manning of South Carolina watched his sixth son enter the service. Previous Manning sons include a major two captains a sergeant and a private, all in the army.
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Columbia
S. C
Vivian M. Manning
Camp Jackson
Manning
South Carolina
Vivian Maning
Nebraska witnesses in Birkner case begin trial week
Maj. John M. Birkner faces a federal trial next week with nine Nebraska witnesses summoned. The proceedings set for Monday will feature eight or nine Army officers from Camp Cody to observe. Defense attorneys are A Renehan and Carl Gilbert.
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John M. Birkner
Nebraska
Camp Cody
Ee Birkner
A. Renehan
Carl Gilbert
Labor as the new army in a great struggle
A Louisville era bulletin excerpt praises labor and farmers as essential fighters in a grand war effort. It extols the human race's capacity for sacrifice in a bloody conflict and labels pro German sentiments as hostile to the Allied cause. The piece frames sacrifice as duty and unity in wartime.
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Leonard Wood
Indiana Bulletin
Five High Schools Compete In Duke City Track Meet
Thirty nine athletes from Albuquerque Santa Fe Roswell Roswell Raton and Dawoon high schools travel to University Field Friday for the interscholastic track and field meet opening day. The final and declamatory and oratorical contests follow Saturday with names from Clayton Las Vegas Roswell Santa Rosa and other towns listed among entrants. The university student body hosts a social after the oratorical event at Rodey hall Saturday night.
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Albuquerque Santa Fe
Roswell Raton
Dawoon
Wil
Rodey Hall
Clara Berehtold
Santa
Grace Jackson
Thelma Farley
Albuquerque
Leah Caldwell
Clayton
Grace Freese
Raton
Ernestine Grelschowski
Santa Rosa
Norma
Rasmus
Roswell
Ruth Helper
Carlsbad
Arthur Dean
George Hite
Las Vegas
Paul Cullen
Wayne Ingram
Dawson —Covert
Aust Trassett
Blayney
Canon
Corn
Ha! Hayes
Homan
Jones
McPherson
Pendergrass
Orton
Whatley Santa Fe
Cantelou
Herrara
Laws
Loveland
Staplin
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Faw
Harrington
Herndon
Horner
Miller
Payton
Pinter
Rogers
Sanchez
Sandoval
Sedillo
Scanzini
Smalding
Brown
Pooler
Gillespie
F. Gillespie
Howe
Huffine
Albuquerque Journal
Four Liberty Bond Issues Now on Market
Four Liberty Bond issues are currently outstanding and two more will soon be issued. The First Liberty Loan bonds pay 3 percent and mature June 13, 1947, with government redemption after June 15, 1932 and a conversion option. The Second Liberty Loan bonds pay 4 percent, mature November 15, 1942, redeemable after November 15, 1927, with conversion privilege. Additional Second Issue bonds and Third Liberty Loan bonds have 4 percent and 4.4 percent rates with varying redemption terms and conversion rights. future issues will be 4.5 percent and 4.0 percent bonds without conversion privileges.
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Liberty Loan
Miss Shields Opens Office in Armory
Permelia Shields, Deming representative of the committee on active work with girls, has opened her office at the armory from 1 to 3 p m. Protective officers will survey conditions near training camps, secure facilities for girl care, inspect public buildings, aid legislation, and promote civic scrutiny of youth programs in the community.
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Permelia Shields
Deming
Committee On
Spiris
Tar and Feathers or Bonds for Gallegos
Santa Rosa report says M. Gallegos, Guadalupe county exemption board chair and former Tucumcari Land Office receiver, worth over 25000, chose a 1000 Liberty Bond over tar and leather. He resigned his exemption board post amid angry citizen demands. He was accused of high handed use of office for political favor in the ward.
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Santa Rosa
M. Gallegos
Guadalupe County
House News
Santa Fe Saloons to Close at Six After This Week
Santa Fe city council approved an ordinance forcing all saloons to close at 6 p m effective Monday May 12. The measure passed five to three with Mayor Davies voting alongside four Republican Aldermen. Supporters included Celso Lopez G W Antino Literate Baca Nicolas Sena and the Mayor. Opponents were Marcelina Ortiz and Guadalupe Herrera among others.
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Santa Fe
Davies
Sant
Jim
Celso Lopez
G. W. Antino
Literate Baca
Nicolas Sena
Jndge Holloman
Judge Roberts
Marcelina Ortiz
Guadalupe Herrera
J Lange tarred and feathered at Carlsbad
Carlsbad residents awoke Saturday night to a masked abduction of Henry Lange, then tarred and feathered in front of the post office after being rousted from his home. Lange, once linked to unpatriotic Liberty Bond appeals, recounts a blindfolded transfer by four masked men, ending with a public exposure on Canyon Street. The motive linked to past antiwar remarks remains disputed, with no clear identifications of the assailants.
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Canyon Street
Honry Lange
Lange
Santa Fe
United States
Mons
L. Lange
Gear
Carlsbad
Germain
Argus
Lange Saide
Terra Firma
Carlsbad Argus
Troubles Of An Editor In A Southern Town
An Otero county editor faced trouble over a Corn Bread recipe mislabelled as a Pudding Recipe. The piece muses on editor errors, noting that mistakes reveal themselves like bold type on white paper and compares editorial slips to those of doctors and lawyers.
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Otero
Railroad enlistments surge among New Mexico railroad men
Sabtte and technically trained workers of this state enlist for service with U S forces. Non draft age enlistments include railroad men from Las Vegas Portales Alamogordo and other counties. Entraining dates May 2 to May 20 for multiple trades at Camps Mead Meade and Ramstead with named individuals and destinations.
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United States
Thomas Devine
Las Vegas
San Miguel County
Camp Dick
Wrightstown
Ralph Vavine
Portales Roosevelt
Camp Meade
Admiral
Hubbell Sells Six Cars of Lambs in Kansas City
The Frank Hubbell company sold six cars of lambs in Kansas City this week at $2068 per hundred, with lambs averaging 76 pounds. The sale reflects a series of record-breaking transactions by New Mexico sheep growers in the Kansas City market this season.
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Hubbell
Kansas City
Frank Hubbell Company
New Mexico
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